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Show iur a TRI SON o c , t rin, , 1 r A Hall Sasfi!? anndl HmQnFii,ssii? i v - a big ul?n Friday and Saturday we will celebrate the 12th. birthday of the Q. P. S hangs System with er p ( store aw the wonderful patronage that has made our growth possible. Each year, we try to mahe our 100 items that are truly bargains py when you are pleased , We hope to merit your continued patronage . We are listing more than housewife can afford to miss this sale, ' V FRUITS and VEGETABLES BANANAS 2 r..HM ORANGES Grapefruit 1C LAB I A HUE fcIE OH Blit BEETS 2C TURNIPS BUNCH HUNCH CARROTS RADISHES EGGS LARD 10c COFFEE BLUE PINE Coffee POUND 5c BUTTERMILK CLOVEH LEAr MARSHMALLOWS lie 2C DEVILED MEAT PACKAGE 9c OLIVES tif a f t aiv Easter Egg Candy IJ Cherry POUND Chocolates SODA WATER 5C POUND BOTTLE -- SARDINES 25c 9c 10c Com. OJ -- ft CANS PICKLES Picnic Size Jar . Napkins Paper COUNT ........ SO PACKAGE Quick Adc PKGS. Plates Paper DOZEN 1 3s GINGER SNAPS SOAPS CHEESE 25c OLIVE OIL 3 for SOAP Maxine TOILET SOAP TNT SOAP BARS SAP LYE lQf 29c 25c DAK) 2S)C - TOILET 3 for 59c I fill 20c A- -l FLAVOR-NO- CAN Wall Paper CInr Si Up 7 Iff OJR Crystal White FOR Hard Water P0UND PACKAGE boo SKACC FOPv i!',r Lot!e-2 OF PURITY Utah Cottage Cheese ITEMS 5c Diced Carrots 5c Diced Beets 5c PEAS 5c BEANS TALL CAN 5c TALL CAN 5c SMALL CAN 5c SMALL CAN 5c DOG FOOD 5c TALL CAN HALVA JQc jCc I LB. Ice Cream Mix Jello Freeze Mix '' JUICE 15c 46 Oz. PACKAGE APRICOTS PEACHES JS S&W 2 PEAS CANS Sliced BEEF JAR SHRIMP CORN Whole Kernel BOTTLE CRAB MEAT VSIZE CAN E $1.20 Scrub Brushes IOC TALL CAN KRAUT EACH 9c .. SALMON FLOUR . 10c CAN CATSUP 15c 29c 19c OKRA POP CORN ... TALL CAN GARDEN PATC- H- STA- RLB. BAG GAL GREEN CUT See Handbill POUND GAL .... BEANS 1a JOHNSONS WAX -- Med Syrup Med Syrup. Flook Duster and Wax applicr free with purchase of Hewletts Tea TIN Gal. Can Syrup 2Qr Shredded Wheat VW SHAVERS GRAPEFRUIT Peas, Beans, corn MED. 1 fl CAN 2ijr EOX 9c I KGS. 2 BOX MACARONI 25c CAS JELLO : CAN can ICfi SPINACH VAL VITA FOR -- 6c SPAGHETTI HEINZ Med Tin instead of the week previous. Elk Will Be Planted In New Civic Specialist Principal ceremonial rites prior to Carbon, Emery Counties1 thei rEaster Sunday, April 24, will be Is Visiting In held on Thursday, Friday and SaturDecision was reached at the Tues- (Continued from Page 1) day evenings, with a midnight Mass (Continued from Page 1) J. I. Curtis, poultry specialist with day meeting of the Carbon-Emer- y on April 23. Appropriate services pine; offertory, God Be Merciful; will be conducted throughout the fol- Price ward of the L. D. S. church tlie Utah State Department of Agri-an- d Fish and Game association to pur- sermcn, The Cross and Crown by lowing day. A complete program is president of the Carbon district culture, is here for several days to chase a carload of elk from Jackson further poultry disease control work Hole, Wyoming, and plant throughReverend Evans; anthem, Eternal to be outlined this week for later an- -j school board. Life. nouncement. Part of the The following were among those an bo discuss problems of producers out the two counties. to wclfare-their animals no will Special services will also be held pertainlng doubt be Revintroduced Lee: The In the deposited in by Mayor church, services at 7:30 oclock, with Mr. Beebe pre- will also Community Peter Frantzos, pastor of the on Maundy Arriving here yesterday (Wednes the Range Creek country and the red held be siding. Musical numbers will be giv- 'day and Good Friday at 7:30 p. m., (Hellenic Orthodox church; Mrs. Mack day) from Emery county, Mr. Curtis mainder between Orangeville and en by Donald Beebe, Craig Wills, Wil- 'according to Reverend Evans. canyon. Olson, Womaqs club; Manos Salevu- - said he would remain in Carbon liam Hall, Louise Hills and Miss MarA complete carload of Elk deliverOrder of Ahepa; Mrs. Viola county for the rest of the week. ProWeek of Holy The schedule ian Robbins'. A class of young people vices for the Catholic church here OBerto, Business and Professional ducers who desire to get in touch with ed here will cost about $400, the will be received into church member- are as follows: Womens club; Mrs. Oscar Hanson, him may do so at the Savoy hotel, funds to be raised by membership in the association and through popular ship at this meeting. a. club; Ted Thomas, Loyal Or- - it was reported. 8:15 m., MassjSorosis High Thursday, The specialist, who has charge of subscription, according to Elmie BerMorning Mass on Sunday will com- land Procession; Adoration of the der of the Moose; J. W. Hammond, mence observances of Holy Week by Blessed Sacrament all day; 7:30 p. Carbon lodge No. 16 of the F. & A. poultry work throughout the state, nards president. the Hellenic Orthodox church, which ,m., Holy Hour. M.; I. L. Coulter, Joppa lodge No. 26 said that his visit is chiefly for the observes Palm Sunday on that date, service j of the F. & A. M.; George Cassity, purpose of furthering efforts toward Good Friday, three-hoCompliance Forms Here 'from noon to 3:00 p. m., beginning!?. W. A. engineer; William Grogan, the control of disease among poultry. Compliance forms for the 1937 A. A. A. sugar beet 'city recorder; Carlyle Pace, city with the Mass of the program have been received here, according to William by sermons on The Seven urer; Councilmen E. N. Chidester, W. H. Bennett, county Last Words and closing with .the E. Mclntire, John W. Holden, Sheldon agricultural extension agent. Farmers are Way of the Cross. In the evening at L. Anderson and William Campbell; urged to the Reverend T. H. Evans, pastor of 7:30 o'clock, stations of the Cross. fill them out as soon as so possible A county-wid- e Yes Saturday, Blessing of baptism wat- - the Price Community church; Dr. meeting has been that they may be returned and ar, er and paschal candle, reading of the Charles Ruggeri, who was a strong called for this evening (Thursday) rangements made for payment in the for the project; and Dr. C.i at 8:00 oclock in the court house to! near future. N UD S T Prophecies and High Mass are sche- - supporter 7:30 a. m. The Lenten R- Fahring, chairman of the board of explain the Four-I- I club program to, for duled his season ends at noon. to county commissioners. prospective members, parents, and PLAN COMMUNITY AUCTION all other interested persons, accordare: A number of documents were in Masses the county Sunday e SALE FOR PRICE IN APRIL 10:00 a. m.; Helper, 8:30 ed in a copper box and deposited in ing to William H. Bennett, county agand 10:15 a. m.; Price, 8:00 and 10:00 the cornerstone, these including the ricultural extension agent. , Initial arrangements are It is expected that leaders for the made names of about 200 persons who were being to hold Why program here will be lined up and sale in Price a community auction present at the ceremonies. late this month, probaOther documents were: 1924 re plans considered for getting the proon Saturday, April 30th. This vised ordinances and history of Price; gram underway. Parents who attend-thre- e bly Got ed a meeting last Thursday evening type of auction sale has been very issues of The successful in many communities, parrelating to the new building; notice in the L. D. S. tabernacle requested ticularly in the Middle West. of to some of the that -, bond election for the be called. the theft the buildPleading guilty meeting cots from the Columbia garage on ing; offer of The P. W, A. for the fed- -i Last Thursday, the meeting was at Plans call for holding the first sale the stockyards here and the selleral Rollie and of and notice acceptance by grant Friday night, Elgin Grames AND will be carried out under the ing Callaway will be sentenced within the the city; agreement with the contract-neastern, anyone being for Fausett and several ors, Pessetto; financial days petit larceny by UNION THE ONLY articles of any nature Justice of the Peace Arthur N. Smith, statement of the city for 1937 and CLEANING PLANT IN CARBON they wish to dispose of LiveThe cots, ued during the band con- - budget for 1938; pictures of persons - which furniture, machinery and tests and similar occasions here, are, and scenes relating to the history of bank statements of the two local stock COUNTY. household goods usually make up the cdy property and were being stored Price; histories written by Abe Pow- - banks; Golden Jubilee Souvenir of sold in the garage. The arrests were made ell, Ernest Horsley and A. E. Gibson: Price Sds at such sales. ward, 1932' and telegrams of Friday night by William Mclntire, list of officeis of local organizations, congratulations from Utahs national fn rH?r ,ere WiU be no limitation two sales tokens: one copper cent: congressmen and senators. goods to be disposed of c.ty patrolman. ceor mg to Clyde Graham, auction- - Building Poultry Cornerstone Laid OC POUND SHOE PASTE . A SURETY Special Easter Rites . Planned By Churches DYAN SHINE 48 STORES Pricemm IOC 26 Fresh Side Pork f o POUND AoC I 3 CANS 24c lOel 17c NO. FOOD FOR BOTTLE Z1CI LogC I SIZE PACKAGE 1 OIL GLOW 1 $1.30 55 2 POUNDS GROCERIES 2' CAN Crtn 18c Ground Beef 5c 5c 28C PEACHES life fgggl S&W COFFEE Wool Soap Flakes SUNBRITE CLEANSER . ST SODA CRACKERS 2 5c .$1.85 TES large 56c 25c 8c $1.63 85c CANS 35c 10c 25c 9c 10c 19c $1.25 Leg of Lamb 10c 16c 18c 18c 13ic ND SHAVERS GRAPEFRUIT LARGE PACKAGE For Delicate Laundering 10- - 11 LB Eu rcmus 13c LARGE REGULAR PAR -- Z-CIGARET- PEANUT BUTTER 2 Giant Size with pottery, EGG ELUK GALLON iliFlAKES2-ijcj- jy 9c -- -- D SALAD DRESSING REGULAR mi BLAND rou,-- BLACK-POU- .. . KturJy MACARONI & SPAGHETTI LIBBY'S 19c EH MANS OLIVES TALL CANS 7c MILK TALL 4 CANS 5c PORK & BEANS EXCELLENT 2VSIZE 5c CATSUP WAET CAN 10c OLIVES IMPORTED EGG DYES Cn PACKAGE Paper Cups DOZEN BAG CORNED BEEF Potato Chips 2 CLOTH 6c TOMATOES TS 83c 7c LOG CABIN SYRUP PoFa? BEEF Ca I. e 10 QUART Vienna Sausage CAN . 2 CANS SUGAR ,ous 23c pound I 2c BUNCH ONIONS 2c LETTUCE HUNCH HEAD CABBAGE 3c Artichokes 'r.UND EACH PICNIC ITEMS BUNCH ur FLOUR Nol MEATS QUALITY Skinned FOR CASTLE 53c $1.00 15c LB 8 KG 85c BUTTER 2 9c 1c 2c 0r O . 25c 25c 10c 25c 5c eer who has had considerable rience in this field of selling. expe- County I Thurs-jeren- Sa-li- na ser-Irak- is, ur treas-follow- ed NUDIST sir a smart man I wkat go to get cleaning done. H came here of course. donft you? - place Pair Pleads Guilty To Theft Here Sun-Advoc- ACME CLEANERS TAILORS tribute A memorial I88 ia memory whose of beauty tribute to those now cherish. Why not decide mark the grave with an apI)r0PmaSj memorial? Let ns show yon beautiful designs. xt per-brin- Price Utah .8 Summit Monumental Works Co., Inc. and Destinctive Granite Marble Memorials r I |